Badger Launching Apparatus No 3

Hello there followers! Your friendly mod here asking for pictures of you beautiful trans*women out there.

I get pretty lonely as a trans lady myself. I just don’t see women who look like me on the street, or in the media, and sometimes even on the internet. Personally I really enjoy seeing naked trans* women not only because y’all are hot, but it reminds me I have a sisterhood out there. It reminds me that I’m not alone, I’m not a perversion. It reminds me I’m beautiful. And so are you.

So when I’m asking for submissions, I’m asking you to participate in the larger culture of trans* women. A culture that celebrates our strength, and joy, and creation, a culture that supports us all.

I think thats kind of important, I think TransQueersXXX can be part of that, maybe you do to. Send a picture, maybe?

(note: This isn’t a guilt trip, there are thousands of reasons to not send naked selfies, and those are all legitimate too. In which case we’re just glad you are following)

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skarita:

I had a sudden urge to draw Rosemary.

My headcanon Rose has absolutely terrible sleeping habits. Her dreams are more often than not rather lucid nightmares and she rarely sleeps when she actually means to. The bags under her eyes are semi-permanent, and Kanaya matches those with her own from worry.
So because Rose sleeps so rarely and sporadically, Kanaya will do her best not to disturb her when she collapses no matter where she happens to nod off.
It turns out you don’t really sleep that much when you’re dead, anyway.

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Vancouver… “French Toast”? [X]

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criacow replied to your photo: aaaaaaaa

SO EXCITED. Never played them but have heard such good things…

Same here! In the meantime I’ve been playing through Link’s Awakening DX, which I vaguely remember having played in the past but never finished. So I’ll probably try to complete it before starting in on the Oracle re-releases.

aaaaaaaa

regularmathematikos:

pyrrha-nyktipolos:

as the greatest of ironies dysphoria saved me from suicide at certain points because what was worse than staying alive was the idea of being known only by my birth-assigned name and gender, and being “wept” as a man
this still keeps me from those spirals sometimes because legally nothing’s changed and I know for one thing that I can’t trust my family not to bury me in a fucking suit

This actually really resonates with me? Like less so on the particular point of suicide, but with regard to dysphoria giving me a sort of purpose? Like my whole life up to a year ago I had a goal in mind of getting on hormones and living life as a woman and everything, and I guess maybe that future goal gave me the dedication to be motivated about other things?

But now, like. I’m here. Like I’m living the dream or whatever, but now that it’s happened I don’t really feel like there’s anything else for me to do? There was a period where dysphoria gave my life purpose, and now that it’s gone my whole existence seems kind of purposeless?

I think that’s a fairly common experience. I can’t speak to the suicidal part either, but yeah, it’s reasonable to feel down after the initial rush of getting your gender stuff together. Because wow, how do you top that?

But the answer is that you do find new meaning, because dealing with gender stuff frees you up to do so.

It took me a long time after transition to figure out that I can find meaning in storytelling and in art, and in how I can use that to make a difference in people’s lives. But I’m really glad I got to that point.

It takes time, and an open mind. But you can get there. Honest.

lesbiansandthelivingdead:

sheisahopelessromantic:

marrymyface:

bisexual guys are assumed to be secretly gay

bisexual girls are assumed to be secretly straight

both are assumed to secretly like men

see what i’m getting at?

#men in society: forever believing that the world revolves around their dicks #talk about egocentricism

Don’t forget that gay men are gay because they lacked a “strong male figure”. And lesbians either haven’t found the right man or are gay because of a guy.

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tofu93:

that-gay-bunny:

acciogaysharks:

fag-ology:

beinggayisokay:

I wish this was an exaggeration, I really do.

But its not

Dear lord, this is one of the most accurate posts on this site.

You forgot the ruffles.

this is me shopping

Also me. God.

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yep

My sympathies to the hard-working engineers of Tumblr. Acquisitions fucking suck.

I know we like to make fun of you for not prioritizing the features we want, but I can’t imagine your job is going to get any easier with Yahoo showing up and mucking with everything. My sympathies.

May you all get wonderful payouts with short vesting periods and then get the fuck out of Tumblr and into better jobs.

tormentedthrenodist:

Seattle Homestucks - a March Madness Eridan cosplayer wants you to know he works at the Safeway on Capitol Hill. On Fifteenth Avenue East, to be precise.

Sincerely,
Rose Lalonde

solarbird:

If you’re into the whole old-school SF idea of planned/constructed societies and all that -and if you haven’t read much SF of the 30s though early 60s, you’ve missed out – you really need to read about Synco (a.k.a. Project Cybersyn) in Chile during the Allende administration, before the Pinochet coup d’etat. Because they tried it, for industrial production.

The Wikipedia article gives you an overview, but THIS WAS REAL, NOT A MOVIE SET:

The Opsroom or Operations Room: a physical location where [nationalised industry] information was to be received and stored and made available for speedy decision-making. It was designed in accordance with Gestalt principles, in order to give users a platform that would give them a chance to absorb information in a simple and comprehensive way.

They didn’t get finished before the coup d’etat – the screens were used, but they had to have slides prepared each day rather than getting the data straight from the computer. But they were using the data – successfully, in many cases. All the major production facilities were, in fact, connected, via a massive network of telex machines, and data was flowing to the central computer, which was modelling and predicting based on daily data, and heuristic decisions were being made and acted upon and everything.

The goal was to have it all be realtime, as their computer capabilities ramped up. Keep in mind: this was in an era when moving this kind of data around and collating it within a single company in most countries could take took weeks, and decision-making could take even longer. They were doing it daily, with an eye towards continuously.

The difference between this and the Soviet and Chinese experiments is that it was intentionally decentralised. They were specifically avoiding those systems and trying to come up with something both socialist and rationalist and distributed – some of the factories had started setting up their own mini-facilities like this central one.

I’m fascinated by what they might’ve come up with, without Pinochet and his military dictatorship. They had the entire system destroyed – Pinochet was about authoritarianism, and had no time for this distributed-authority bullshit.

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